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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 26

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4 inches inheight. The predominance or deficiencyof any one of the temperaments, theVital, Motive, or Mental, is indicatedand can be determined by the develop-ment of the combination of organs thatconstitute the basis of that tempera-ment. If the bony framework is in theascendency the Motive… … Fig. 28. E. Burton Holmes, A magnificent illustration of the Mental Temperament,education, culture and refinement A perfectly balanced and harmonioustemperament is indicated by a uniform-ity of physical developments and meas-urements. Take, for illustration, a manwith a 22 inch head in…

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